Description
Introducing the spectacular Beneteau First 456, an impressive 13.87-meter Racer/Cruiser from 1988, renowned for its exceptional performance and elegant design. Built from durable fiberglass, this sailboat combines strength with a sleek aesthetic, standing out on the water.
Powered by a reliable 60 HP Perkins inboard diesel engine, it ensures smooth sailing and safe operation. The centrally located engine enhances stability, while the 3-blade bronze propeller contributes to efficient propulsion.
With capacity for up to 12 guests, the First 456 is perfect for enjoying time with friends and family. Additionally, it features five bathrooms, providing comfort and enough facilities for extended journeys. The electric windlass adds extra convenience, making anchoring much easier.
Whether for racing or cruising, the Beneteau First 456 promises an exhilarating experience, seamlessly combining speed, comfort, and style. Embrace the adventure with this exceptional sailboat: DENEBOLA.
Dimensions and measurements
Dimensions
- Total lenght: 45.51 ft
- Beam measure: 14.07 ft
Accommodations
Capacity: 12 People
Guests
- 5 WC
Equipment
Equipment
- VHF
- Log Speedometer
- Furling Genoa
- Wind Speed And Direction
- Manual Bilge Pump
- Refrigerator
- Asymmetrical Spinnaker (+ CODE ZERO)
- CD Player
- Autopilot
- Lazyjacks
- Inverter (2500W)
- Cruising Gennaker Spinnaker
- Full Vela Vela mayor con sables Sail
- Spinnaker Pole
- GPS
- Shore Power Inlet
- Water Heater
- Solar Panel (FLEXIBLES IN Bimini Top Top)
- AIS
- Electric Bilge Pump
- Compass
- Bimini Top Top
- Oven (WITH GAS STOVE)
- Battery Charger
- Cockpit Speakers
- Liferaft (8PAX)
- Marine Toilet (2)
Engine and propulsion
Engine 1
- Make: PERKINS
- Model: 41-56
- Fuel: Diesel
- Total power: 60 hp
Electrical system
- Windlass: Electric
More information
Additional information
- Accommodate up to 12 guests with five bathrooms; equipped with an electric windlass to ease anchoring.
Disclaimer
The information, specifications, and extras in this advert are published in good faith to describe the vessel, but may contain errors or omissions, be changed without notice, and are not binding.